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Frontend engineer: from JavaScript to a fast, accessible page

What a frontend engineer needs underneath the framework: how JavaScript runs, how the browser turns your code into pixels and events, what makes a page accessible, fast and safe, and how to test the journeys that matter.

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  1. 01The languageHow JavaScript runs and waits0/6
  2. 02The browserPixels, events, layout, access0/4
  3. 03The network and the userCaching, security, rendering, speed0/4
  4. 04Shipping with confidenceWhat to test, and in a real browser0/3
  5. 05Next: system designSame ideas, at service scale

The first stage is shared with the JavaScript path, the last with QA automation; progress on shared topics counts on every map they appear on. The web topics are framework-neutral: what you learn about rendering, events and caching applies whether you use React, Vue, Svelte or none.

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